06252012_123Cards_ incite article harretz_ jsv jsv jsv.txt

1/123 incite --

2/123 article harretz --

3/123 article harretz - 6/23/2012 --

4/123 incite verb הֵסִית, שִׁסָּה --

5/123 to incite --

6/123 sneak verb הִתְחַמֵּק, הִתְגַּנֵּב; (בלשון הדיבור) הִלְשִׁין; (בלשון הדיבור) גָּנַב, פִלֵּחַ --

7/123 sneak noun חַמְקָן, מִשְׁתַּמֵּט; הִתְגַּנְּבוּת; הִתְחַמְּקוּת --

8/123 sneak --

9/123 section, segment, slice (of fruit, pie, market) --

10/123 to puncture, to slice, to cleave ; to split, to shatter (silence) ; to plough, to till (soil) ; to cut into sections (fruit) --

11/123 to steal into, to sneak into -- Crept

12/123 skiver, shirker -- Dodger

13/123 to shirk, to evade (one's duties, responsibilities) -- Dodger

14/123 (medicine) collapse -- Dodger

15/123 regime, government, rule -- Many Israelis are concerned about the rise of Islamic regimes in our region

16/123 (law) person who gave an affidavit -- Openly state that Israeli democracy give way to Jewish law

17/123 to declare, to acknowledge by formal statement -- Openly state that Israeli democracy give way to Jewish law

18/123 to be ingratiating, to flatter -- Secular politicians have become accustomed to bow down before the religious establishment just to get religious votes at the polls

19/123 attached, pinned, nailed, stapled ; stuck, affixed, glued -- The roots of this phenomenon lie in the cardinal sin of Israeli politics .. The fault lay partly secular culture

20/123 original sin -- The roots of this phenomenon lie in the cardinal sin of Israeli politics:

21/123 to be proven, to be convinced -- I realize that many of them hold the view that liberalism is not merely an attempt to justify the life of hedonism sissy

22/123 to be present, to attend -- I realize that many of them hold the view that liberalism is not merely an attempt to justify the life of hedonism sissy

23/123 attender -- I realize that many of them hold the view that liberalism is not merely an attempt to justify the life of hedonism sissy

24/123 opposite, facing ; in light of, considering -- I realize that many of them hold the view that liberalism is not merely an attempt to justify the life of hedonism sissy

25/123 (grammar) second person (masculine singular) -- I realize that many of them hold the view that liberalism is not merely an attempt to justify the life of hedonism sissy

26/123 (anatomy) spinal column ; essence, principal part, nucleus -- Believe that we have the courage and moral backbone necessary

27/123 spineless, weak, insipid -- Believe that we have the courage and moral backbone necessary

28/123 disrespect, contempt, scorn -- The result is an open contempt for the common principles of liberal democracy

29/123 (law) assault, battery ; attack (verbal) ; (military) charge, attack -- And that they must defend their views firmly

30/123 decisiveness, resoluteness, toughness -- And that they must defend their views firmly

31/123 validity -- And that they must defend their views firmly

32/123 decisive, resolute, tough -- And that they must defend their views firmly

33/123 deceased (noun or adjective) -- And polemicists like the late Christopher Hitchens

34/123 (literary) calm, serenity, peace ; (literary) resting place, refuge -- And polemicists like the late Christopher Hitchens

35/123 terminology -- And polemicists like the late Christopher Hitchens

36/123 to strengthen, to invigorate, to toughen ; to forge (metal) --

37/123 to be strengthened, to be invigorated, to be toughened ; to be forged (metal) --

38/123 faltering, lagging -- And clarify that the theocratic regimes in modern times they are backward and primitive

39/123 ignorance, illiteracy -- We must expose the ignorance of Hteokrtim

40/123 to empty -- Not only depleted the Agltno

41/123 to be emptied -- Not only depleted the Agltno

42/123 to be emptied -- Not only depleted the Agltno

43/123 emptied -- Not only depleted the Agltno

44/123 extrication, release, rescue -- And is a joint rescue operation

45/123 to drop ; to throw, to throw down ; to thwart, to impede, to obstruct ; to destroy, to bring down; to defeat ; to shoot down (argument, idea) ; to miscarry, to abort ; to knock over, to cause to fall, to bring down (aircraft) ; (colloquial) to impose upon someone, to load someone -- Syrian army dropped today (Friday) a Turkish fighter jet penetrated Phantom

46/123 elephant -- Syrian army dropped today (Friday) a Turkish fighter jet penetrated Phantom

47/123 skirmish ; incident, clash, disturbance ; event, scene -- Immediately apologized for the incident

48/123 commotion, tumult, hullabaloo ; riot, disturbance -- Yesterday it was reported that the first time since the riots began in Syria, a Syrian MiG-21 pilot defected with his aircraft to Jordan and was granted political asylum

49/123 arak (liquor) -- Yes Syrian MIG 21 defected to Jordan with his plane and was granted political asylum

50/123 to desert ; to defect -- Yes Syrian MIG 21 defected to Jordan with his plane and was granted political asylum

51/123 that, which, whom ; who ; as regards, in regard to ; באשר - with respect to, with regard to ; מאשר - than, rather than, compared to -- Gave no details about the aircraft's mission SEE SENTENCEEEEEE

52/123 bliss, happiness -- Gave no details about the aircraft's mission SEE SENTENCEEEEEE

53/123 Asher (Hebrew name) -- Gave no details about the aircraft's mission SEE SENTENCEEEEEE

54/123 Asher (one of the twelve tribes of Israel) -- Gave no details about the aircraft's mission SEE SENTENCEEEEEE

55/123 doubtful ; dubious, unreliable -- And a white mustache earned a tiny dog ​​breed Chinese Crested dubious title

56/123 (phonetics) utterance, spoken sound ; sound -- I could not speak

57/123 steering wheel, helm, tiller, rudder ; control, leadership -- I could not speak

58/123 to pronounce, to express ; to say, to declare, to make a sound ; to formulate an idea, to plan; to cogitate, to ponder ; (literary) to study, to investigate -- I could not speak

59/123 to be proofread -- I could not speak

60/123 to proofread ; (biblical) to illuminate, to shed light -- I could not speak

61/123 hidden, unseen -- Sometimes, though only to be hidden in the victim's personal story, with no visible clues to his body.

62/123 boiling over ; skiing ; water skiing ; gliding ; sliding from topic to topic ; (Internet) surfing, browsing -- But slowly he began to indulge in an endless web surfing

63/123 to despair, to lose hope, to give up -- Did not give up and began to surf in cafes

64/123 desperate, hopeless -- Did not give up and began to surf in cafes

65/123 survey, review ; description, summary ; study, investigation, poll -- Defects reviewing medical diagnosis SEE SENTENCE IMPORTANTTTTTT

66/123 Unconsciousness -- First patient encountered a state of unconsciousness, and determined that it was important for you as unconscious

67/123 loss of consciousness -- First patient encountered a state of unconsciousness, and determined that it was important for you as unconscious

68/123 unconsciousness -- First patient encountered a state of unconsciousness, and determined that it was important for you as unconscious

69/123 resuscitation ; rejuvenation, revitalization, reinvigoration -- Including means of resuscitation, such situations.

70/123 convention, consensus -- Ing specifically decided to dress the social convention of "Get a room already

71/123 snippet, slice -- It has been a piece of property for you

72/123 to placate, to appease ; to reconcile -- It has been a piece of property for you

73/123 to be placated -- It has been a piece of property for you

74/123 coming into being, being created -- This disease medicine had itself has some making

75/123 to come into being, to be created -- This disease medicine had itself has some making

76/123 to swarm ; to infest -- Each gram feces infested with about 10 ^ 14 bacteria

77/123 (anatomy) intestine, bowel -- Equilibrium exists in the intestine are exchanging pieces of genetic information

78/123 to take, to grasp, to hold ; to assume -- He will take medicines

79/123 scale, ratio ; criterion, standard ; measure -- We cause intestinal genocide "of an astronomical scale microbial

80/123 on a small scale, in miniature -- We cause intestinal genocide "of an astronomical scale microbial

81/123 on a large scale, massively -- We cause intestinal genocide "of an astronomical scale microbial

82/123 to accommodate, to shelter, to provide hospitality, to host -- He does not bother his neighbors and does not bother the host

83/123 accommodated, billeted -- He does not bother his neighbors and does not bother the host

84/123 to be killed (tragically) -- When his neighbors perished environment following bomb damage caused by antibiotic

85/123 to rot, to decompose ; (colloquial) to deteriorate, to languish -- Rotten

86/123 paralysis ; (military) silencing -- The disease can cause paralysis and bowel dilation

87/123 stubborn, uncompromising, intransigent, obstinate -- To recover from decisive action is necessary to renew and persistent

88/123 unfortunate, wretched, miserable -- Intestine becomes inflamed and the patient begins to suffer poor stomach pains and diarrhea

89/123 hospitalized -- Hospitalized

90/123 to admit (to hospital) -- Hospitalized

91/123 to be thrown, to be hurled, to be flung ; to be reviled, to be offended -- Were demonstrating their heads slammed into the floor. We saw protestors bleeding inside.

92/123 (colloquial) Indian file, straight line -- Orderly single-file page

93/123 nephew -- Nephew

94/123 niece -- Niece

95/123 nephew -- Niece

96/123 to halve, to divide ; to cross ; to split, to divide -- Cross the road A ROAD TO CROSSSSSSSS

97/123 midnight, 12 am ; (talmudic, Jewish law) mid-daylight, mid-nighttime -- Cross the road A ROAD TO CROSSSSSSSS

98/123 (entertainment) skit, sketch -- Israelis return all their lives on the famous jokes of skits

99/123 terror, horror ; violence, brutality -- The horror show of protesters

100/123 terror, fear ; (poetic) awe, reverence -- The horror show of protesters

101/123 threatening, menacing ; terrible, unbearable -- The horror show of protesters

102/123 a small piece -- Where the butt of violence will not be students

103/123 to segregate, to separate -- Where the butt of violence will not be students

104/123 to be isolated, to be split off, to be detached ; to be differentiated, to be told apart -- Where the butt of violence will not be students

105/123 pauper, indigent, mendicant -- Where the butt of violence will not be students

106/123 poor, little, meager ; paltry, inadequate -- Where the butt of violence will not be students

107/123 low- (e.g. low fat, low income), poor- -- Where the butt of violence will not be students

108/123 (biblical) to weaken -- Where the butt of violence will not be students

109/123 sculpture, statue ; idol -- He did not rule out onto the street

110/123 to disqualify, to invalidate ; to reject -- He did not rule out onto the street

111/123 sculptor -- He did not rule out onto the street

112/123 to sculpt -- He did not rule out onto the street

113/123 to be sculpted -- He did not rule out onto the street

114/123 to earn a living ; (scholarly) to be nurtured -- And make a living

115/123 junior -- We managed to improve the conditions of employment of junior academic staff members

116/123 violent ; (microbiology) virulent -- Who gods that police and government

117/123 God, the Lord ; a god -- Who gods that police and government

118/123 oppressed, persecuted ; (linguistics) synonymous -- Activists beaten and persecuted

119/123 to be oppressed, to be persecuted -- Activists beaten and persecuted

120/123 pulled, drawn, dragged -- Never saw pictures of demonstrators being dragged on the floor in central Tel Aviv

121/123 to be pulled, to be drawn, to be dragged ; to be dragged into, to be drawn into ; (colloquial) to follow -- Never saw pictures of demonstrators being dragged on the floor in central Tel Aviv

122/123 saddle ; (geography)ridge -- Israeli police as a law enforcement

123/123 to enforce, to implement -- Israeli police as a law enforcement